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What’s Happening in the Hamptons This Weekend
Your guide to the very best dinners, galas, concerts and more for the weekend of July 4thThe most beloved weekend of the summer is finally upon us! But before packing up your bags and heading for the Hamptons to celebrate the Fourth, take a look at our list of the most sought-after events happening out East. We’ve rounded up the coolest invites, from fireworks on the ... More -
New at the Fontainebleau
Beat the summer heat with new spa amenities at the luxe Miami Beach resortThere is no shortage of happenings this season at the Fontainebleau. The hotel’s luxurious, 40,000-square-foot Lapis Spa is debuting the Bleau Suite, built for two, offering customized couples’ services, starting with a mineral bath drawn by a personal butler. “Our guests prefer customizable treatments to guarantee ... More -
Golf Gets a Makeover
Two young entrepreneurs tackle a void in the golf apparel marketBefore founding the men's golf apparel line Holderness & Bourne, Alex Holderness and John Bourne left gigs on Wall Street to pursue interests in e-commerce. Bourne dropped private equity for a digital strategy leadership role at a Fortune 500 company and Holderness gave up investment banking at Goldman Sachs ... More -
On Location with Rachelle Lefevre
The brutally honest Under the Dome actress talks about being “hazed” after moving to LA. Plus, her on-set secrets from the show’s second seasonTen years ago, Rachelle Lefevre packed her bags and moved from her beloved hometown of Montreal to pursue an acting career in Los Angeles. It was a difficult transition for the spunky redhead, who says the city made her feel completely isolated and alone. “I cried a lot the first ... More -
Curator’s Keep
A peek inside the serene, cerebral home of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Harold KodaOn an afternoon in early spring, Harold Koda, the curator in charge of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, left his office and went home. It’s a New Yorker’s dream to be able to walk to work, and the pre-war Park Avenue apartment that Harold Koda shares with ... More -
Chatting with Liv Tyler
The Leftovers star on filming her first TV show and how she'd spend her day if the world were to end tomorrowIt’s an average October day when 2 percent of the world’s population simply disappears. Three years later, in one leafy, suburban town, things have only gotten stranger. That’s where The Leftovers, a creepy, compelling new series from HBO, beginning in June, comes in. In the series Liv Tyler, the former music-video ... More -
24 Hours in NYC: An Illustrated Guide
Bon vivant, reporter and man-about-town Anthony Haden-Guest is a veteran of New York City nightlife. Here, he illustrates outtakes from 24 hours in his go-go, glamorous existence -
The Most Beautiful Thing in the World Today
Your favorite childhood pastime gets a worldly upgradeKites are most commonly found in parks, beaches or suburban sidewalks, but these designs would be more at home on the walls of a gallery. Gabriel Fredericks Cohen and Jolie Mae Signorile, the duo who designed and created the flying works of art, share a common love of materials and a ... More -
Highly Functional
The Eric Firestone gallery in East Hampton plays host to the first U.S. solo exhibit from artist Donald Robertson -
Amazing Accessories
Earlier this month, two of the most high-profile watch and jewelry shows in the U.S. debuted an array of dazzling gems and discerning timepieces—here, get all the details on 15 of the most sought-after offerings
